Flipper/Rehabber · Woodbridge, VA · Member since 2018 · 6 posts · 22 votes
Hey guys so I just got married 3 weeks ago and lost my job about a month ago. I was selling professionally for a high tech company and made some really decent money. I have paid off all my debts and have about 6 months of cash reserves. I’m very energetic and understand the concept of wholesaling because I was a reseller for about 6 years selling servers and switches. If anybody is in the Woodbridge, Va area. I’m looking for a mentor who is willing to show me the way she in return. I can find deals, send out mailers, and make cold calls happily! Basically the work no one likes to do ;-)
Wholesaling is not as easy as the gurus make it seem. A person can drop seven grand a month in the marketing easy. There have been months I have dropped more than that. I’m not a Whole Seller per se, but I have wholesaled some of my deals if I had my platter full at the moment. You seem to have great ambition and you might be the next big thing. :-)
Wholesaling is not as easy as the gurus make it seem. A person can drop seven grand a month in the marketing easy. There have been months I have dropped more than that. I’m not a Whole Seller per se, but I have wholesaled some of my deals if I had my platter full at the moment. You seem to have great ambition and you might be the next big thing. :-)
I hope it works out for you as well. It requires a lot of sweat equity in the beginning and can be tough. But personally it just depends on how much effort and time you can contribute to your Wholesaling Journey. There have been people that are able to get a property under contract within there first weeks of starting with Wholesaling and then there are people that have gone nine months to a year to achieve that same goal. For me it took about 3 months and was about $240 dollars worth of currency and hustle. Wholesaling is simple and easy anyone can do it. But it shouldn't take no more than $1,000 to a deal personally. *Market Dependent